我小的时候,父母在我们的小镇上经营着快餐店。在4月初的一个夜晚,因为一位服务员得了流感而不能上班,母亲叫我第二天去餐馆帮忙。这之前我从来未在餐馆干过活,因此我担心我会把事情搞砸,所以我说我干不了。“你能做好,”母亲鼓励我。“并且在午饭前不会有太多的事要做。”“但是我老是记不住客人点的菜,还有我也不大会算账。妈妈,请你不要逼我,好吗?”我恳求道。“到时我会来帮助和指导你的,”妈妈不依不饶。 As a kid, my parents ran fast food restaurants in our town. One night in early April, a waitress got help from a restaurant the next day because a waitress had no flu to get to work. I had never worked in a restaurant before, so I was worried that I would mess things up, so I said I could not do it. “You can do it, ” my mother encouraged me. “And there will not be too many things to do before lunch. ” “But I always can not remember the food ordered by the guests, and I do not have a general meeting. Mom, please do not force me, okay? ? ”I begged. “When I will come to help and guide you, ” Mom is not abjection.